St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-17

pOintment to be made by the censor.
The committee appointed to form laws
regarding the national fund suggested
the publication of the condition of said
fund twice month in the official
organ. Father Maier thought once a
month would be sufficient. The report
of the committee was finally adopted
with this amendment, that in the case
OF the death or abdication of one of the
members administering this national
fund, the censor has the right to fill the
vacancy.
The proceedings were interrupted at
this point, the delegates donning beau
tiful
BUTTONHOLE BOUQUETS
kindly presented by the Polish ladies of
st. Paul After short recess business
was resumed, Delegate Morganstern
reading the constitution of the alliance
A telegram was received from La Sale,
ILL.,, wishing long life and happiness. to
the delegates to the seventh convention
OF the Polish alliance. 1t was voted
that the secretary's compensation be
$500 per annum. The law of the consti-
tuition in regard to the amount to be
paid the widow or widower in the case
OF the death of member was, by vote,
decided to be left unchanged. The
reading of the constitution was con-
tinued without material change until
noon, when the convention adjourned.
The alliance convened again at PIP. M.
There was reported misunderstanding
in society at Cleveland, o. The mat
ter was discussed by the delegates. A
letter was received from Father Angus
tine, who is building a monastery at
Pulaski, Wis, asking the delegates to
make collections in their different SOci-
nd % Of fhnSn il
Seribing money to the bishop at Green
Bay. 1t was asked by the delegates
that the constitution be submitted for
approval to Bishops Ireland and Grace.
Father Maler made speech in support
of this and expressed his opinion that
he had no doubt but that the bishops
would look with favor upon their laws.
The call of society at Milwaukee that
had been suspended for failing to pay
benefit funds and asking to be rein
stated was then discussed. The censor
read letter from the Polish people at
Nantes, France, in which those people
give expression to their wishes that the
delegates assembled may have success
ful convention and that harmony may
mark their deliberations. The question
of salaries of officers was then discussed.
The roll was now called, and the dele
gates proceeded to the election of Off
GERS. and Frank Grygla received 81
votes to 9 scattering. Mr.. Grygla
thanked the delegates for the honorcon-
ferred upon him.
For the nomination for vice censor
MorganStOn received Is votes, CZrcho-
wicz 20 votes, Father Maier 9 votes.
scattering 25 votes. For the election
for vice censor CZrchOwicZ received AZ
votes, scattering % votes.
For the city in which the central GOV
ernment should be held Chicago re-
eeiYed So votes, Bay City Is, and ST.
Paul Is.
A recess of ten minutes was then
taken. After assembling the commit
tee On selection of candidates for presi-
dent of the central government re-
ported. The vote for president re-
suited: nj. OSuch IS, DorzyuSki Z.
For vice president the vote was: F.
Wozny IA, L. Mikitynski IS.
For secretary the vote was: |. Nor
ganstem 81, A. Malek ID.
For vice secretary P. ArkuzenSki was
elected by reclamation.
For treasurer Aug KowOlski received
SO votes and T. Mikitynski 10 votes.
Delegate j. MorganSteim at this time
in few happy remarks, in the name OF
several Polish
LADIES OF ST. PAUL,
presented the censor with a beautiful
silver inkwell and several boauets of
choice flowers as token of their esteem
and friendship. Flowers were also pre-
sented the marshal and Father Maier.
The delegates also presented to the cen
sOr and Father Maier, through Delegate
M0rganSteTm, fine portraits of them
selves. The censor, Mr.. Grygla. with
much feeling returned his sincere
thanks Tor the donations, as did also
Father Maier. Il. Brodowski was elected
by reclamation to be editor of the official
organ Zgoda, and his salary fixed at
81, 600 per annum. Y. Urbinski was
elected secretary Of the Zgoda. 1t was
decided to publish the paper in Miiwau-
kee. Adjourned until tomorrow at 9
O'Clock. At 10 o'clock all the members
will visit the State Fair.